Intel acquired deep learning startup Nervana for $350 million last year, so the catalyst of this partnership is the new Lake Crest architecture. Intel's VP Datacenter Group and GM for AI solutions, Naveen Rao explains: "We have developed the Nervana hardware especially with regard to deep learning workloads. In this area, two operations are often used: matrix multiplication and convolution". The next generation Lake Crest CPU will operate as a Xeon co-processor, but is designed to increase AI workloads in a big way thanks to Intel's new "Flexpoint" architecture, which will be used inside the arithmetic nodes of the new Lake Crest CPU. Intel's new super-power can increase arithmetic operations on the Lake Crest CPU by up to 10x, as well as offering MCM (Multi Chip Module) design.
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Thanks AMD. Progress, finally!
Literally fucking buzzwords
it's about time my nsa chip gets inteligent
>>58821829
it's not a CPU
it's just a coprocessor
>HBM2
Inte's using AMD technology? Definition of cucked.
>>58822798
Not to even mention x64
>>58822766
No shit sherlock